Sentence examples for excellent stewardship from inspiring English sources
This lack of clarity is the one knock on Alan Greenspan's otherwise excellent stewardship of the Fed.
"As a result of PRINCO's excellent stewardship of the endowment, the support of the University's alumni and friends, and the budget cuts implemented by units throughout our campus, Princeton has established a new baseline for its budget and avoided the need for additional reductions in spending.
With the recent addition of Brooklyn Bridge Park and a wide variety of smaller projects and renovations, the Mayor and his Parks Commissioner Adrian Benepe have continued a long tradition of excellent stewardship of the city's parks.
Let me also praise our outgoing President, Ambassador Danesh-Yazdi, for his excellent stewardship of the Board during his term.
Although I respect our board members and credit their excellent financial stewardship, I've long been ready for one that's hungry to make our excellent schools even better.
The extension service said it had taken remedial action and called its stewardship of the grants "excellent".
Hospitals accepting international patients must follow excellent infection control practices and antibiotic stewardship policies in practice and not just on paper, including qualified and trained infection control teams and a hospital management willing to accept their recommendations.
The wine list, under the stewardship of Shin Tseng, is excellent, deep in most Italian regions, with many esoteric and moderately priced bottles as well.
Jordan Vineyard & Winery, now under the stewardship of John Jordan, not only makes reliably excellent Chardonnay and Cabernet Sauvignon, but they have also become a leader in sustainable winemaking.
The families I work with often find that philanthropy is an excellent way to teach the next generation about financial stewardship in the context of giving back.
There is clean up, protection, restoration, and stewardship work that needs to be done, that excellent nonprofits are doing, and that costs money.
